The problem isn't inflation. It's prices.

The problem isn't inflation. It's prices. - Vox

Inflation in 2023 isn't anywhere near what it was in 2022. That doesn't mean prices, on aggregate, are going to come down and everything's ...

Here's why inflation may look like it's easing but is still a huge problem

By nearly every barometer, inflation is still well above where most Americans, and in fact some Fed officials, feel comfortable.

Yes, Inflation Is Going Down. But Here's Why Prices Aren't - Time

The July consumer-price index shows an annual inflation rate of 2.9%, slightly below expectations and the smallest increase since March 2021.

Vox on X: "The problem isn't inflation. It's prices. https://t.co ...

The problem isn't inflation. It's prices. https://t.co/ttlWxd46M8.

Inflation Isn't So Bad? Don't Buy It | The Heritage Foundation

The latest consumer price index (CPI) data shows that prices have risen more than 17% on average since President Joe Biden took office.

The exact thing that helped Trump win could become a big ... - CNN

“The lesson of this election shouldn't go unnoticed by Republicans – inflation doesn't sit well with voters, and they won't forget,” Ryan Sweet, ...

The Real Problem Isn't Inflation. It's the Price Level. | RealClearPolicy

The May Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation rate came in hotter than expected, and the ripple effects are spreading far and wide.

The problem isn't inflation. It's prices. : r/economy - Reddit

114 votes, 96 comments. 1M subscribers in the economy community. Forum for economy, business, politics, stocks, bonds, product releases, ...

The Truth About Inflation — Inequality Media with Robert Reich

The underlying problem is not inflation. It's corporate power. The entire American economy is concentrated into the hands of a few greedy, corporate giants.

Why Americans feel inflation, economy are much worse than they are

The Gazette asks Harvard economists Karen Dynan and Jason Furman what exactly is driving this public pessimism.

You Decide: Is 'Greedflation' Keeping Prices High? - NC State CALS

By Mike Walden. Although the pace at which prices are rising has moderated, prices are still going up. In 2021, average consumer prices ...

Think corporate greed is the leading cause of inflation? Think again

President Joe Biden has frequently blamed corporate greed for fueling the high cost of living that Americans are fed up with.

Opinion | What's the right price? Inflation is a big Biden problem.

I've come to assume the prices for just about everything are going to be some nebulous “more expensive than I expected” range.

Is inflation Biden's or Trump's fault? The answer isn't so simple - CNBC

President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump traded barbs about the U.S. economy during their first presidential debate.

One Year Later, Even President Biden Admits the “Inflation ...

President Biden signed the Democrats' so-called “Inflation Reduction Act” into law, promising it would reduce inflation and make life more affordable for ...

The problem isn't 'inflation'. It's that most Americans aren't paid enough

The real problem is America's staggering wealth gap. Closing it will requires efforts even more dramatic than Joe Biden's spending plans. Robert ...

The main driver of inflation isn't what you think it is - POLITICO

But when it comes to the single biggest driver of runaway prices, Washington's hands are mostly tied. Skyrocketing housing costs may create even ...

Corporate profits have contributed disproportionately to inflation ...

The rise in profit margins that account for a disproportionate share of price growth in the current recovery have led to speculation that increased corporate ...

Trump voters said they were angry about the economy – many had a ...

Originally published in By Don LeonardAssistant Professor of Practice in City and Regional Planning, The Ohio State University.

Peter Hall: Why inflation is not really the problem - Financial Post

Inflation might soon be mastered, but at what cost? It's the reaction to the remedy that will tell the tale, writes Peter Hall.